All I Got Left is My THREAD BOMBS!

[Brian]

I guess she's mischievous and bad news for visitors. Imagine it with the house from Home Alone. Still not funny, but the same idea, I think?

 

[B.J.]

Countered with this:

Now I has a sad.

 

[Rincewiend]

Still don't get it.

Me neither.

I guess she's mischievous and bad news for visitors. Imagine it with the house from Home Alone. Still not funny, but the same idea, I think?

Ehm, never seen Pippi Longstocking i guess...
She's also very strong and not afraid of anything, so the dude is going to get his ass kicked...

 

[RoJoHen]

I know what Pippi Longstocking looks like, but I don't know the slightest thing about the character.

 

[Mike Ram]

 

[kirsten187]

I know what Pippi Longstocking looks like, but I don't know the slightest thing about the character.

I'm the same. I read the books in the late 1980s when I was at Primary school but don't really remember anything but her name. Wasn't the author Swedish? Astrid someone?

 

[Emher]

It's by Astrid Lindgren, pretty much the great mother of modern Swedish children's books. If you're a Swede and below the age of 40, you're freaking indoctrinated by now. And know all about Pippi Longstocking.

If I seem a bit bitter about her, I'm not. Some stories are really wonderful, but I find her a tad overexposed. I was always more of a Tove Jansson ("The Moomins") kind of kid.

 

[Mike Ram]

 

[1001001]

It's by Astrid Lindgren, pretty much the great mother of modern Swedish children's books. If you're a Swede and below the age of 40, you're freaking indoctrinated by now. And know all about Pippi Longstocking.

I loved those old movies when I was a kid. Her dad was a sailor who left her at home, right? And yes, any adult who messed with her was sorry.

 

[M'Sharak]

Not a thread bomb, exactly, but saw this posted elsewhere this morning:



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[RoJoHen]

That is fucking brilliant.

 

[Emher]

It's by Astrid Lindgren, pretty much the great mother of modern Swedish children's books. If you're a Swede and below the age of 40, you're freaking indoctrinated by now. And know all about Pippi Longstocking.

I loved those old movies when I was a kid. Her dad was a sailor who left her at home, right? And yes, any adult who messed with her was sorry.

Yes, he was. And when he did appear, played by one of my favorite, sadly long dead, Swedish actors Beppe Wolgers. Fantastic actor, and a true delight as Pippi's father.

 

[Admiral Shran]

That is fucking brilliant.

FUCK YOU! IT'S SHIT! Now let's argue.

 

[Satyrquaze]

Know who else liked to argue?

Spoiler: who else liked to argue

HITLER

 

[LitmusDragon]

 

[Admiral Shran]

Know who else liked to argue?

Spoiler: who else liked to argue

HITLER

So did....

Spoiler: who else

STALIN

So you know what you are?

Spoiler: You're a....

An America-hating communist!

 

[Rincewiend]

 

[kirsten187]

It's by Astrid Lindgren, pretty much the great mother of modern Swedish children's books. If you're a Swede and below the age of 40, you're freaking indoctrinated by now. And know all about Pippi Longstocking.

If I seem a bit bitter about her, I'm not. Some stories are really wonderful, but I find her a tad overexposed. I was always more of a Tove Jansson ("The Moomins") kind of kid.

I love the Moomins! They are so cool. The HattiFatteners rule

 

[Satyrquaze]

So did....

Spoiler: who else

STALIN

So you know what you are?

Spoiler: You're a....

An America-hating communist!

Yeah, well...

Spoiler: YOU...

YOU ARE WORSE THAN 11 STALINS

and...

Spoiler: Your

YOUR MOTHER TOO!

 

[LitmusDragon]

Love the use of the count here

Just ... creepy ...

Fiberglass sculpture in Venice. That's all the info I have on this one. Not sure why Ronald's head is so big.